Are there any dry towns and/or limited alcohol sales in the State of NH?

Dry & Limited Alcohol Sales
RSA 175:7 Local Option provides for voters of cities and towns questions concerning the sale and consumption of liquor, malt beverages and wine. (In 1964, two questions were placed on the ballot; one concerning the sale of beverages and another to approve the sale of liquor.) The below list are towns who either rejected alcohol sale altogether or placed limits on the types.New Hampshire Dry Towns and Limited Alcohol Sales List

What are the hours of service for alcohol in a club, lounge, or restaurant?

If alcohol is sold or served to an underage or an intoxicated person, what is the criminal penalty?

Prohibited Sales is a Class B misdemeanor criminal offense with a fine of $1200. If service of alcohol purposely or recklessly caused bodily injury, the state may change the offense to a Class A misdemeanor with a fine of $2000, and/or one year in jail. 179:58 PenaltiesRSA 625:9 Classification of Crimes

Written "House Policies" shows evidence of a responsible business practice and do have the option to be stricter than state laws regarding alcohol sales and service.

Are signs allowed to advertise alcohol?

Advertising liquor or beverages with an internally illuminated sign outside the premise is not permitted.
You may use of internally illuminated signs (no neon) inside the licensed premises.RSA 179:25 Sign Restrictions

Is it acceptable to post "Happy Hour" specials?

You may advertise liquor or beverages at a licensed premise as long as it is consistent with the spirit of public health or safety. The Commission may suspend the advertising or promotion of liquor or beverage deemed inconsistent. A city or town may adopt provisions that prohibit signs in view of any public way promoting liquor or beverages at reduced prices by an on-premises licensee.RSA 179:31 Advertising Restrictions

Is it possible for me to employ a convicted felon?

You may employ a person convicted of a felon for up to 60 days. A waiver must be completed and approved by the Commission in order to employ a convicted felon longer than 60 days. A licensee shall be fined up to $50 per day of employment beyond 60 days.RSA 179:23 Employment; Employment of Minors; Felon Exceptions

What is the purpose of maintaining an incident log book?

Documenting incidents and descriptions within a log book may protect you against allegations of improper sales or service of alcohol to underage or intoxicated patrons.

Are all my employees required to attend training?

Training for employees of licensed liquor establishments is not mandatory in New Hampshire.
"Annual Training is Recommended"

Please call the training unit at (603) 271-8531 to obtain copies of cards which can be mailed, faxed or e-mailed. You may also request an up to date list of employees who have attended any training program.

Where can I get an Age Poster? ID Book? Age Calendar?

The Enforcement & Licensing office or your Liquor Investigator maintains a supply of age requirements posters for licensed establishments to display in a conspicuous place.RSA 179:18 Posting of Age Requirements: